Ogiame:
Best served directly from the oven with Blue Band

Ogiame:
Best served directly from the oven with Blue Band

Jewessgratitud3:


Are you Ghanaian?

Yes we had it with blue Band.

Ogiame:
When you're done writing Songs Of Solomon, you'll go to bed... Awon Date Of Birth CIA

Ogiame:
Best served directly from the oven with Blue Band

ubee:
Just quit being an impulsive liar. It's really a very bad trait.
And especially this your type that you lied when there was no prompting factor whatsoever. You were not under duress, and you were conveniently behind the cloak of anonymity that the Internet provides.
Why did you have to lie?

You are full grown man in your forties. Act like one.

femicyrus:

I wonder what the taste of blue band looks like now.
I can imagine the high cost that would be attached to it at ShopRite now

do4luv14:



Brodaman your head dey dia, you sabi am,

this is same bread from Togo too, Eat it 3 years ago, when I went there with my Oga for work

Jewessgratitud3:


Yes. It has the shape of cucumber and that was why we liked it; because of the shape and it used to be longer than this back then

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Ogiame:
Hope you enjoy am.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

femicyrus:

I wonder what the taste of blue band looks like now.
I can imagine the high cost that would be attached to it at ShopRite now

Sultty:
i used to enjoy when i was a kid it was oven fresh with blue band just as u said crusty and sweet, it's still sold tho but not so good, when i bought it some years back as it tastes too salty. A complete waste of money

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

wrongnumber:


The food for Generation X in Naija.

The Gen Z generation can never relate.

If you come chop am hot with butter... Hulala

Chiefwandungu:
. I remember it........real yummy. The good old days.

Jewessgratitud3:
I just remembered this Ghana bread from my childhood that was sold those days in ikoyi. It was a delight back then. we would always trouble my Dad to take us outside the gate every weekend to buy it for us because it looked different from the regular four corner bread 🍞 we were used to. It was kinda crusty and dusty but we enjoyed it anyways

Some Ghanaian guys were hawking it in a basin and would spread butter on it when you buy.

Who else had this bread back then.

Konquest:

It looks like crusty French loaves.

Ogiame:
Not a Ghanian, my big brother had a Ghanian girlfriend then who also visits with her younger sister... The younger sister will bring it for me and also hot dog. I will quickly throw them into the company's microwave and wait for it to get very hot and then step it down with a bottle of Limca.

Thank heavens for my big brother, I would have been a father in my early days

sukkot:
looks delicious. where can i buy this now ?

do4luv14:



Brodaman your head dey dia, you sabi am,

this is same bread from Togo too, Eat it 3 years ago, when I went there with my Oga for work